Those are beautiful cabinets. They really call out to me for something in a walnut tone, like the link below. Or at least that general caramel-y color. (You might find some teak like that.) The other option might be to try to minimize grain since the counters have a pattern, in which case maybe you'd like something in a very ungrainy stained maple cappuccino type shade. Here is a link that might be useful: Walnut floor

rmancuso - I just finally got samples of a bunch of quartz and brought it home with the ikea door to see in my apartment. Glad I did - I took the london grey, along with some of the recommendations above and some other randoms. I ended up liking the london grey the best! It doesn't look the same in an ikea showroom as in your home. Also I find the quartz was more grey/beige tone then bright white as it appeared at ikea. On a side note - I like the picture of Jillian Harris's kitchen on the ikea website - there is no where that lists what her counters are. I emailed ikea and they let me know all of the details and they were london grey. http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_CA/SEKTION-kitchen/sektion_inspiration.html?page=2 My biggest recommendation to you is to buy a door at ikes (you can return it) and take out samples of quartz home in your kitchen. Helped a ton!

Elizabeth M. saved to h o m e: kitchens27The "after" for painting my kitchen cabinets. I decided to go with a two tone look. Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter on the top and Dragons Breath on the bottom. Next project is to tile the backsplash....and eventually replace tile floor. <https://www.pinterest.com/pin/38913984259626737/> She is keeping her warm counters and wall paint, I noted... **BTW, I did a google search of this phrase, and up popped all kinds of pictures to consider, and these 2 came from that..."dragons breath paint color with warm color countertops"

Get a sample of your cabinet doors, and then bring it to visit the samples of counters in your favorite show room. Nobody can guess.